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See you next year hopefully. look forward to it. but i was disheartened to see that when the ratings came out, only 18 million viewers in the us tuned in to watch the ceremony, a bit higher than last year, but audiences used to be routinely in the a0 million range. thats one of the biggest changes for the oscars — its become a diminishing american spectacle. oh, i think the academy is very concerned about the lower ratings. i mean, the tv rights to the academy awards fund the academy, theyre w...

Who else is it happening to? now, according to the director of a global think tank studying inequality on screen, were looking at a downturn women behind the camera. when we look at the top 100 grossing films every year, we saw an uptick right before the pandemic. for the first time since weve been doing this work, female directors were in the double digits, right? they broke that 10% marker. that number now has started to come down. and when we talk about directors in general, were really talki...

Violence, it could be described as another post #metoo era film. the arrest of hollywood producer harvey weinstein in 2017 for sexual offences precipitated the call for change within the industry. cheering and applause. actress geena davis, a long—time campaigner for gender equality, says the biggest difference is that women are, indeed, talking about the injustices and inequality theyve audio cuts out. its made it ok talk about finally, you know, that people are very comfortable now being out...

While in the modern era, the number of female directors in hollywood has never edged much beyond the 10% figure, the drive for inclusion came with big gains. chloe zhao became the first woman of colour — and only the second female ever — to get a best director oscar in 2021 for her film nomadland. then sian hedes�* film, coda about the hearing child of deaf parents, scooped last years best picture oscar. despite the commitment made to get more women behind the camera, this years oscars rea...

So theyve got to be quite concerned. on the red carpet not so long ago, it was extremely rare to come across openly gay participants like sir ian mckellen. there were very few people of colour. i hardly ever interviewed female film—makers because there were simply none there. but the academy has been diversifying its membership. it is a work in progress, and those it nominates are beginning to look more inclusive, more like the real world, and that could perhaps help the awards regain its cult...

Till, by chinonye chukwuthe, the true story of a mothers struggle forjustice after the murder of her son... this was my boy! emmett till! and she said, by maria schrader, the story of how female journalists at the new york times uncovered harvey weinstein�*s abuses. if that could happen to hollywood actresses, who else is it happening to? now, according to the director of a global think tank studying inequality on screen, we are looking at a downturn in women behind the camera at the downturn....

What an experience! it was really frightening not seeing where you were going, but once youre in here, its just such an amazing experience. theres stalactites, and the water, its an amazing colour. i was expecting it to be completely dark, but the rock formations bounce light off the sand to create a kaleidoscope of colours. ok, so, were walking through the next cave here. pretty claustrophobic. gosh, tiny bats as well inside this cave. theyre super cute, actually. were going to be climbing all ...

As another post #metoo era film. the arrest of hollywood producer harvey weinstein in 2017 for sexual offences precipitated the call for change within the industry. cheering and applause. actress geena davis, a long—time campaigner for gender equality, says the biggest difference is that women are, indeed, talking about the injustices and inequality theyve suffered. its made it ok talk about finally, you know, that people are very comfortable now being outspoken about the sexism, the inequalit...

That recommend shoppers products like foundation or eye shadow specifically for their unique skin type. there are plenty of personalisation services out there, but what about a device designed to detect the skins undertone? skin undertone in cosmetics is basically what we call hue in science. its not about "is your skin light or is it dark?", so its nothing to do with lightness. its to do with the colour that runs through your skin. so, you can be very light and be pink, you can be very light an...

Now, according to the director of a global think tank studying inequality on screen, were looking at a downturn in women behind the camera. when we look at the top 100 grossing films every year, we saw an uptick right before the pandemic. for the first time since weve been doing this work, female directors were in the double digits, right? they broke that 10% marker. that number now has started to come down. and when we talk about directors in general, were really talking about white women, beca...